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The document discusses the skills needed for the 21st century and the role of school libraries and media specialists in helping students develop these skills. It outlines 21st century skills like critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and information and media literacy. It also discusses standards from organizations like the American Association of School Libraries and how a dynamic media center and fully-certified media specialist can support project-based learning and help teachers incorporate 21st century skills into their teaching.
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- 1. Do We Care Enough about What the Future Holds? The truth is the world is rapidly changing and so are the essential skills we need to keep up with it!
- 2. Technology Information Databases Research Critical thinking Global awareness communication literacy collaboration knowledge Guided Inquiry aesthetics Sharing References connecting Personal growth internet skills
- 7. What does the library have to do with all of this? EVERYTHING!
- 11. A dynamic school library has an excellent collection of reading materials, multimedia and print resources
- 15. The Dynamic Media Center
- 19. See you in the future!
Editor's Notes
- Does this guy look worried about the future? How wonderful it must be to be so sublimely unaware! However, if this seal was a librarian he would probably look more like this…(see next slide).